Sentence examples for existing continuously from inspiring English sources

Due to the failure characteristics and imperfections of existing continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP), a new CRCP structure is developed.

Woodlands existing continuously from the 19th century were called old woodlands whereas those from the 20th century were called recent woodland.

The discontinuous variation of the bending stiffness and mass of the plate due to the variation of the thickness can be expressed continuously by means of a characteristic function, which is defined as a Dirac function existing continuously in a prescribed region, as proposed by the author's previous work.

Existing and continuously emerging new applications of electron beam processing technologies evoke a constant interest in elaboration and design of accelerators' solutions, matched to definite requirements of most-needed treatment procedures.

China is extremely old - the longest continuously existing country in the world.

This approach uses the existing product and continuously increasing product design scheme as valuable product configuration knowledge.

We perform parameter sensitivity analysis and our experiments show that UbiSOM outperforms existing proposals in continuously modeling possibly non-stationary data streams, converging faster to stable models when the underlying distribution is stationary and reacting accordingly to the nature of the change in continuous real world data streams.

Practicing these sounds conveys a timeless unity of energy currents, enabling us to realize we're never separate from one continuously existing omnipresent vibration.

Not only new ontologies are being developed for new domains, but also existing ontologies are continuously being improved due to the efforts of a growing number of developers and users.

Okinotorishima and Ferdinandea, both bedecked with names aplenty and wishful plaques, remain mirror images of each other: with one constantly on the verge of existing and the other continuously on the edge of extinction, they are in a class of two: ephemeral islands whose borderline existence has major consequences for the equally arbitrary zones of sovereignty drawn up around them.

Our findings are consistent with the existing literature which has continuously reported an immigrant achievement gap.